9th Annual Road Salt Symposium February 3, 2010
Do you pay attention and make a note when you see the first robin each spring? Are you interested in the way the plants and trees around you change with the seasons?
Are you a scientist who actively employs phenology – the study of the timing of nature – in your research and want to network with other phenologists and learn about changes in the science.
Cassandra McKinney More than 160 people from throughout the Midwest attended the Freshwater Society’s 9th Annual Road Salt Symposium on Feb. 3 in Brooklyn Center. The attendees — ranging from … Read more
It’s not too late. If you want to attend the Freshwater Society’s 9th annual Road Salt Symposium, you can register Wednesday at the door. For information, click here.
Robert Glennon Is the United State experiencing a water crisis? Are we wasting vast amounts of water in the way we dispose of human wastes? Should we figure out a … Read more
Freshwater was founded in 1968 by three visionary leaders: the late Dick Gray, the late Hib Hill, and Dr. Richard Caldecott, who still serves as a member of the Freshwater … Read more
Do you know how much water you use each day? Take the Water Audit below and find out! This tool will take you through a series of questions about … Read more
We have created a series of educational posters to raise awareness and foster knowledge about our water resources and to encourage good stewardship practices. These posters help to draw … Read more
We are producing “Water Minutes” a series of messages on critical water issues and actions that protect and conserve water that will be featured on KARE 11 TV. In … Read more
